Hi, I bought a silverado with a missing leaf spring because they removed it to lower the rear of the truck and the truck is really bouncy will it rise
36807
No not with a helper spring. This spring only activates when the truck has a load on it. You will need to see how they lowered the truck. You may have to reverse the leafs back to the top of the axle and put factory blocks back under it.
36808
Hector, the Helwig spring will not lift the truck back up. Your best bet is to replace the springs or take it to a blacksmith and have them add a leaf back in.
36809
I installed these and they worked great for my application which was keep the truck level while loaded. They did raise the truck slightly but I dont think it would work for your application.
36810
Yes i think it may help, because it took the weight off of my overload spring on my sierra and even with a trailer on it rides better. Hope that helps, good luck.
1884400
I put it on a 2013 Chevy Silverado Crew Cab, it lifted the front end of my truck about 2" which leveled it out. I may replace the 1" block in the rear with a 3" block so when I tow something the truck stays level. The Leveling kit did allow me to put 33" tires on the truck.
959835
No. You might have to buy different blocks to get the ride height even with the front. Depending on what lift you have on the front. No way to tell until it is on. If you have a 6" lift in the front and a stacked blocks in the back, you would remove the non factory block and install these springs.
694295
cannot really tell much of a difference in the ride or height. it probably does help if you have to carry a heavy load. you could add a leaf spring yourself or have a pro do it for more money and a better result.
615967
These are replacement springs for OEM normal or standard duty suspension, so they don't lift over stock, but they will lift over bagged out worn springs, but that depends on how broke your old ones are. My old springs were sagged over two inches, and these brought it back nicely!
111074
There is no lift to the springs. They are designed to increase load capacity and not change the factory ride. They are adjustable for tension but found they did tighten ride a little and help load capacity . I had a pair of progressive rate springs on previous truck which worked better but these work relatively well for the price.
2735
It should help a bit.. They raised my 2 whl drive and inch or so. It looked much better after the install without hurting the ride... The shocks are no harsher than oem
161446
Those shocks are for the rear, if your truck is lowered they may be too compressed. If the truck is not lower turn the knob to a higher number you may be on its lowest setting with very little resistance, the shocks I installed work like a dream, but I have a 4x4 so it is higher off the ground stock
1615581
no. these are specific for town cars. As far as I know f150 don't have rear coil springs. just shocks and leaf springs. but check with Moog. I don't think that they would offer you weight support
870046
mine was the exact leaf spring. it came with bushings as well. if yours doesnt show it coming with bishings find one that comes with bushings
1832405
This kit does not raise the vehicle. This is a conversion kit to convert from the expensive air suspension to a normal coil spring suspension. The vehicle will be at the original factory ride height with this kit installed.
1002370
I put them on my wife's 1500 and it raised it about 1". If your spring are sagging from age it might do the trick.
1862247
For my 2010 Dodge Ram, it does not raise the bed at all as the kit fits within the coil spring. I generaly leave about 10 lbs in when not towing and inflate to around 30 when I have the toy hauler attached. All they really do is supprt the coil spring when weight is applied to the bed. Hope this helps...
93276
It depends on what size tires you have and if there's a lift on the truck or not
1862244
Yes it will raise the rear of the truck even if there's no weight just make sure you air them Up.
1234356
Shocks will not increase the load capacity of the pickup. You will need to change the leaf springs or coils in order to increase load capacity. Plus you should never exceed the GVWR of your vehicle as indicated on the sticker. That number will always be the same regardless of how much capacity you add. Check out helper springs to assist in increasing load capacity.
463509
As long as there is clearance to install them, a leaf spring is a leaf spring. The only real issue would be bolt diameter for your springs. These holes might be bigger